Raw LLM Responses

How does money actually work? The way I see it, You find something that people like / want and are willing to pay money for it, So you sell that thing. Now you need to make more of that thing so you hire people. That thing costs more now because you have more people making it, and those people need to be paid. What if instead of more people you just have machines do it? The price still increases but substantially less, You need to pay for the initial price of the machines and the electricity and maintenance they need. What if you take it a step further the materials you're using, You decide to automate that too. The price of the final product drops. And even further you automate making the machines themselves and their maintenance. At some point you're just making the products because people like them and the only person actually getting paid would be you, But at this point everything is automated so why do you need to be paid? In all reason everyone else has decided to do the same they've completely automated their businesses so now food is worth next to nothing, And the construction and maintenance of houses are also completely automated. Everything is so cheap and everyone's just mass producing it with little effort That money isn't necessary anymore. Currency is now a hindrance. It is effectively the most difficult part about the process and so negligible that there's no point to it And that is how I see currency, money and whatnot.